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    • Driver Kills Trick-or-Treater, Her Grandfather, Third Victim on Bronx Sidewalk (NYT; News 1, 2; Post 1, 2)
    • De Blasio: "Each of Us Must Contribute" to Vision Zero (@BrooklynSpoke)
    • MTA Bus Driver, SUV Driver Critically Injure Seniors in Crashes in Queens and Brooklyn (Post, News)
    • Off-Duty NYPD Cop Arrested for Drunk Driving After FDR Crash (News)
    • Family Members of Traffic Violence Victims Ran the New York City Marathon (News)
    • Parks Department Employees and Others Use Carl Schurz Park as Parking Lot (Post)
    • Illegal Restaurant Valet Services Drawing Motorists to Clog Inwood Streets (DNA)
    • AAA Rep Says Drivers Don't Get Why They Should Care About Hudson Rail (Politico)
    • Gelinas: Reining in MTA Costs Is as Important as Stabilizing and Enhancing Revenue (City & State)
    • Tomorrow Is Election Day (Politico); Vote With Caution (NYT)

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